[Trent W]

I think you should just keep it to yourself. If someone who has one of the features you are not attracted to, just keep it to yourself and don't respond to them in dating apps, that's what I do.

[aleik2]

Ehh I have "no whites, no fats or broke" on Mine.

[americanlife]

People can have their own preferences, but the words they use are kind of rude, like "rice" really? That's racist.

[Donquizote]

Originally posted by aleik2

Ehh I have "no whites, no fats or broke" on Mine.

Mess

[UFO]

You can have a personal preference e.g. "I'm attracted to black men a lot more" but excluding entire groups of people is something else entirely and is disgusting

[SHICD]

GORL no one actually pays them any mind. There are so many hotter guys out there than the racist pasty messes that post it.

[Trent W]

Originally posted by UFO

You can have a personal preference e.g. "I'm attracted to black men a lot more" but excluding entire groups of people is something else entirely and is disgusting

Everyone is entitled to not be attracted to an entire race, or some of their features, is perfectly normal. But the problem is when they state it and offend people with their actions.

[CakeLikeRihanna]

The racist ones like rice, spice etc. are bad. I understand if someone puts that he doesn't like overweight people, fems or whatever. But there should be no race preferences.

[fireaero]

It's pretty bad that they completely exclude entire groups of people like that

But I'm sure they also turn off people who aren't bigoted like them. So they can only date other racists

[Elliot]

If they just looking for a quick little thing then who cares they're saving you your time, were gay ffs get out your ****ing feelings and fight bigger ****ING causes

[ontherocks]

Some of you would be surprised what kind of reactions you get, not only online but also irl when you have a profile that says that you don't want to meet guys who put "no asians, no blacks, no turks" in their profiles.

[Ichinaru19]

Originally posted by Saintlor

Nobody is forcing anybody to have sex with someone they don't want to.

And I HATE how everyone excuses racism by using the "politically correct" card

Exposing this over usage of the PC card. RIP HA TO PIECES

[Ichinaru19]

Originally posted by Elliot

If they just looking for a quick little thing then who cares they're saving you your time, were gay ffs get out your ****ing feelings and fight bigger ****ING causes

You're probably white aren't you

[Mettaton]

The misuse of what preference is is hilarious. I just move on, they are not worth my time and it usually shows how they treat those people in real life.

Most of these people with these 'preferences' wouldn't even want them as a friend.

[Domination]

Originally posted by Wonderland

Yes.

Preference debate aside, the actual use of those words comes across as incredibly derogatory and I don't like it. I can't see myself ever enjoying the company of someone who labels people like that.

this + I think It's alright to have preferences but it's something else to plaster it all over your profile. If you're not into someone, just don't respond to them if they message you. It's not that hard.

[DirtyPony87]

Yes, I do. To exclude entire groups of people while hiding behind the facile facade of "preference" is hateful. Plain and simple.



These kinds of threads always show how rampant and profound the ignorance of ATRL members is. Disappointed by a lot of these responses. However, I don't know why I delude myself into thinking that this one thread would be any different that the previous ones, so I'm partly to blame for my own disappointment.

[Humoresque]

I don't judge them. You can call it whatever you want but at least it's not wasting anyone's time by letting them bark up the wrong tree.

At the end of the day though, attraction and love don't really care about your mind's preferences. You can shock yourself with who you fall for.

[JesusORGod]

LBGT people are the worst....

[Leptine]

It's rude and ignorant.

[holocene]

They're obviously gross people but wouldn't you want to know that upfront?